Weyland Industries | Xenopedia | Fandom powered by Wikia Edit Weyland Industries. Weyland Industries' logo is a nod to the Weyland-Yutani logo as seen in Aliens and the subsequent video games based on the film. Likewise, the company's slogan — "Building a Better Future" — is a reference to Weyland-Yutani's tag line — "Building Better Worlds". According to the Alien vs. Predator novel from author Marc Cerasini , Weyland Industries were worth $375 billion, and, by 2020, were expected to be the first to build a base on Earth's satellite, the Moon. Merger and Future Edit In 2030, Weyland Industries was headed by a man known only as Mr. Weyland . At this time, Weyland Industries bought out Borgia Industries in a hostile takeover following the death of the latter's senior directors. Sometime after this, Weyland Industries would also acquire the Yutani Corporation, thus forming the Weyland-Yutani Corporation . Behind the scenes Edit Crew members working on Alien vs.

Predator were given a blue baseball cap that features the Weyland Industries logo on the front and the stylized "AVP" on the rear. The caps were distressed for style purposes by the original makers of them and a cloth adjuster at the rear allows the cap's size to be adjusted to fit a wide range of head sizes. [4] Trivia Edit Weyland Corp and its founder Peter Weyland from Prometheus appear to contradict the Weyland Industries origin portrayed in Alien vs. Predator . When Prometheus writer Damon Lindelof pointed this out to director Ridley Scott during the film's production, Scott made it clear that he had no intention of following the timeline laid out in the Alien vs. Predator films. [5] It remains to be seen if this is an official retcon of events. However, it seems that at least the change in the company's name was intentional — in Jon Spaihts ' original script for Prometheus, titled Alien: Engineers , Weyland Corp was still referred to as Weyland Industries, the name used in Alien vs. Predator. [6] This was subsequently changed in later drafts.

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08/01/2013 04:05 pm ET | Updated Oct 01, 2013 Darryl Woodard Blogger In just the past few weeks I've found out the classic science fiction film Outland was slated for a remake. Then afterwards I checked further info about the remake of the film that starred Sean Connery, which all pertaining articles seeming to corroborate two facts. One, that Director Michael Davis who directed Shoot 'Em Up with Clive Owen was to helm the sci-fi remake as mentioned in the article, SHOOT 'EM UP's Michael Davis to Direct OUTLAND Remake by Charles Mihelich. And two, all sources of info that originally announced the remake were all seemingly dated on August 19, 2009, coming up on four years ago! Which now has to make me wonder, has Michael Davis been channeling his inner Stanley Kubrick? The late legendary Director Stanley Kubrick is to this day well known for directing long film shoots. A good example is the classic sci-fi film he directed, 2001: A Space Odyssey.

Originally titled Journey Beyond The Stars in a press release for MGM on February 23, 1965, the sci-fi film finally premiered in early April 1968. And what started out as a $5 million budgeted film, when all was finally said and done, the film investment doubled over at $10.5 million. Actor Ryan O'Neal who starred in the Kubrick film Barry Lyndon had supposedly said, "If it hadn't been for possible threats from the IRA about Stanley we'd still be in Ireland shooting the d--n thing." The threats aren't laughable, but the point Ryan O'Neal had made is, compared to a comment by another actor, Matt Damon, about Actor/Director Clint Eastwood. "You have to beg him for a second take," says Actor Matt Damon from the article The Eastwood Conundrum by Tom Junod for Esquire October 2012. And Matt Damon should know, from having starred in two Eastwood films and whom I can't wait to see in the upcoming sci-fi film Elysium.

By never requiring auditions from any actors, and priding himself on finishing film shoots on time and within budget, it would seem from having read actors testimonies, to have signed on an Eastwood film is like a vacation, whereas to have signed on a Kubrick film is like a conscription. But to be fair by again having read actors testimonies whenever they are asked by a film journalist, when they look back, it seems not one has ever regretted having worked with Stanley Kubrick. So has Director Michael Davis been channeling his inner Stanley Kubrick if, if, the Outland remake is still in production? Probably not since there has to be another reason behind the hold up, and also todays major studios won't tolerate long film shoots. That is unless the director is a Steven Spielberg or a James Cameron. Usually I don't get excited about remakes. For in my estimation the original has always been the best. But in life, there are exceptions. Therefore I believe Outland deserves a remake because given advances in CGI it would further enhance such a film, but only if the script is superb so it's message may ever more resonate to be timeless for today.

For I believe as a genre when done well either in literature, film, or even a television series, science fiction has always been an extraordinary vehicle in exploring themes of various social aspects of humanity. And because of this such stories in literature, film, and also a TV series have the ability to withstand the test of time and to not easily be forgotten. And a prime example of this is 2001: A Space Odyssey, which ranks as number 1 among The 50 Best Sci-Fi Movies by Matt Barone and at number one by petroforever's list . A current example of a good sci-fi film that touches humanity's themes would be Avatar. In the future, dying planet Earth is in dire need of an energy source, which is found on the distant world of Pandora inhabited by the humanoid race the Na'vi, the fifth moon of a huge gas planet almost resembling Jupiter. The energy source known as Unobtanium is desperately sought after by the powerful corporate monopoly known as RDA. And in the following quote from a scene, that is made strikingly clear, the cold calculated greed, as well as overt racism towards an alien race who clearly treasures their own natural resources.

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The artist is well known for incorporating elements of biology and technology that he calls biomechanoid, and sexuality, in all of his nightmarish images. For in the Alien films, mostly the first, metaphors of sexuality is linked to the violence. Plus there is covert corporate misdealing's like the Weyland-Yutani Corporation that seeks such a creature for study at all cost, even to its employees. Because let's face it. Most giant corporations characterized in sci-fi films tend to always act dubiously at the least, or outright evil at its worst. For that is meant to be just a cautionary fable. One source of info seems to think so, titled, Future Evil Inc: The Most Sinister Company or Corporation In Science Fiction with a list of 25 corporations. At number 13 RDA from Avatar made the list. But guess who ranked at number two? Answer, Weyland-Yutani Corp Building Better Worlds which also is formerly known as Weyland Corp from the prequel to the first Alien film Prometheus 2012 (I like the ship design). While we're at it, guess who barely made the list at number 24? Answer is Con-Amalgamate.

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However recently, new details have become apparent that have ignited discussion and debate with fans of both Alien and Prometheus. Fan theories and spoilers aside however, this article will detail what we actually know so far about Alien: Covenant. As new details arrive, we'll be sure to expand this post with later installments. Alien: Covenant takes place 10 years after Prometheus. Taking place roughly around 10 years after Prometheus, Alien: Covenant will take place sometime in the year 2104. Prometheus ended with David and Shaw leaving LV-223 in 2094. To help compare, during the events of Alien: Covenant, Alien's Ellen Ripley will be about 11 years old. Weyland and Yutani have merged and fund the Covenant mission. Officially released images of the Covenant crew jacket revealed to us that Weyland and Yutani have officially merged to form the Weyland-Yutani corporation by the time Alien: Covenant takes place. Perhaps the Trillion dollar hit Weyland absorbed after the Prometheus mission failed required them to merge with another company in order to stay afloat?

More recently, film crew sweaters were spotted sporting the iconic "Building Better Worlds" Weyland-Yutani tagline as well. Michael Fassbender will play more than one David. David 8 is the only survivor of the doomed Prometheus mission when the crew of the Covenant eventually find him on a remote Alien planet. The Covenant crew will also be accompanied by a second David Android. However, we're not sure if this is an eigth generation David model or a later model. We also don't know if the new David will have similar motives as David 8. What we do know, going by a recent movie still is that this new David will have brown hair instead of blonde. There will be more Aliens. The fate of LV-223's Deacon has yet to be revealed, but we know Alien: Covenant will introduce us to some new and familiar Aliens. The Facehugger, Chestburster and "Big Boy" (as Ridley Scott refers to it as) will all be re-introduced at some point in Alien: Covenant. There will be a terrifying Chestburster scene.

Ridley Scott teased early on that there will be an iconic Alien birthing scene in Alien: Covenant; one he insinuates will out-do the burster scene in his 1979 original Alien. Katherine Waterston plays Daniels. Despite rumors of her character's connection to one of the Alien series' main characters, what we know for sure about Katherine Waterston's character is her name - Daniels. The only image released showing off her in character and on set insinuates that Daniels will face some big challenges throughout the film and will likely be one of the film's primary, strong, female leads, like Sigourney Weaver's Ripley and Noomi Rapace's Shaw. Noomi Rapace is back as Elizabeth Shaw. Despite an apparent lack of mention in the film's official plot synopsis, Noomi Rapace's Elizabeth Shaw will be given some screentime in Alien: Covenant. Only recently was her involvement announced, following repeat interviews with the film's cast and director, which originally led fans to believe Noomi's role had been completely written out. Regardless, many are pleased to hear of her return. Perhaps her involvement was meant to be a surprise? We discover Paradise, but nobody is home.

If you're expecting a vast kingdom run by Engineers on a lush planet, you'll be severely disappointed when you see Alien: Covenant. According to the film's official plot synopsis, David 8 will be the only inhabitant of Paradise upon the Covenant crew's arrival, as mentioned above. However, we may get a few flashback scenes explaining what became of the Engineers and their home world. Leaked set photos suggest something major caused mass hysteria and chaos for the Engineer population. Beyond our own assumptions however, little is actually known for sure why Paradise remains a barren wasteland and what became of the Engineers which once inhabited it. Alien: Covenant is one of three sequels Fox has planned for Prometheus. Ridley Scott and 20th Century Fox are planning a serious expansion of the Alien franchise. Building off of concepts introduced in Prometheus, Alien: Covenant will act as a semi-sequel to Prometheus and a semi-prequel to Alien. Interviews with Ridley Scott as well as John Logan, one of the film's writers and last to revise the script, have suggested that Covenant will lean closer to concepts more familiar to those of Alien instead of Prometheus. However, that's not to say the expansion of the franchise's mythos won't continue to be explored.

What we really know is, Alien: Covenant will focus heavily on the Alien and the creation of such a being. The what and the why of the Xenomorph's purpose will be explored and somewhat explained, while leaving many questions unanswered. Given that this film will act as one of three planned sequels, fans should expect there to be quite a number of open-ended plot points. Fox will not be showing a trailer for Alien: Covenant at this year's Comic-Con. In an attempt to preserve the film's secrets and quality from piracy, Fox have decided not to debut footage from Alien: Covenant at this year's Hall H presentation at Comic-Con. We expect a teaser debut may occur closer to the Fall or Winter of 2016, but likely not before then. There are still so many things we don't know about Alien: Covenant, but that only makes this process of waiting all the more fun. Fans from around the world have contributed some great theories and discussions right here on Scified in our Alien: Covenant forum. As filming continues and as we near the release of the film's first teaser trailer, we can only expect the number of questions we have to grow exponentially.

Alien: Covenant is clearly one of the most highly anticipated and most actively discussed upcoming films we're covering and we can't wait to learn more. Have a theory, question or comment about Alien: Covenant? Share it in our forums as well and join almost 30,000 other fans of Alien and Prometheus! Be sure to also check back often for more updates and the latest news on Alien: Covenant, right here, on Scified! If you're a fan of Alien / Prometheus and are looking forward to Alien: Covenant, be sure to join in our Alien: Covenant forum ! Ranked the #1 Prometheus forum back in 2012 and hosting a community of over 31,206 members, it's a great place to discuss the upcoming Prometheus sequels, dissect details from every trailer and engage with like-minded fans. Stay up to date with the latest news on Ridley Scott's Alien: Covenant movie by liking Scified on Facebook and by following us on Twitter and Instagram ! Also, consider subscribing your email to our Alien: Covenant blog for instant notifications of when new posts are made! Replies Patient Leech Jun-30-2016 5:02 PM 10 Cool article.

I like focusing on what we know for sure and not endless speculation! But then again I also like to remain semi spoiler free, heh... so I should dip out... but I can't! It's too exciting! I will avoid trailers, though. Might treat myself to a teaser, but definitely will not watch any full trailers before I see the film. BigDave Jun-30-2016 6:10 PM 212 Indeed good post and we have been shown a few things in leaked images such as the destruction or serve Damage to the Covenants Drop Ship or Ship itself. We see Daniels is sitting in a Corridor and what seems to be be a Fire, and there was a Giff that showed a explosion on board the ship that could be the same area as in the one shot of Daniels. Ridley had let a few clues go too and i think we can add those here as being more Factual and not Speculation. Here are some interesting things...

Fassbender will be playing Two Roles, David 8 and a Doppelganger which we can safely assume is part of the Covenant crew and (Brown Hair Fassbender) but is this a Android, a Human or some other related being i.e Replicant or Synthetic Construct... thats the interesting Question. Shaw is not in the Synopsis and so she must not be discovered first by the Crew, she is either in hiding or incapacitated some place.... She will play a smaller Role, which was then retracted.... but it appears she would be playing a small role but now with Rappace Officially being cast member its a case of does she interact with the Covenant at some point? Or only in a Flash Back? What role does she play? Alive, Dead, Evolved? Engineers are not mentioned either..... but the crew of the Covenant will uncover something Evolving on Paradise that they (we can assume Engineers) created and why they created it (the evil Biology) how will we find out, do we see alive Engineers interacting with David, prior to Covenant, or after? Or just Flash Backs...

we get to see that one set where we saw many and like 80+ Bald Ancient looking Humanoids in a scene of destruction, looking up at the sky or God? are these Engineers or related.. and surely its a Flash Back? We will be seeing what appears to be the Traditional Xeno, in all its Life Cycle but is this a event post Covenant arriving? or prior or even a Flash Back from Eons ago... the movie is going to hint How,When and Why the Xeno was created.. and we know its connected to Prometheus Movie and those Engineers who was creating something Horrid thousands of years ago. The Covenant Name, could that be more than just the name of the ship.... and Ridley had hinted at Paradise Lost Poem Connections but this was after Alien Paradise Lost and prior to Alien Covenant name change. And if we are to see 2-3 movies that lead to Alien and the Space Jockey, we have to ask is the Space Jockey a event after Prometheus... or prior.... some fans think it would be after...

But the timeline of 18 years and surely 3 movies more to cover more Xenos, and not cover the Engineers but to cover the survivors of Alien Covenant on two more Xeno fest movies until we get to a movie about the Space Jockey? I dont buy that... not when we would have a Alien 5 and then maybe Alien 6 ... how many Alien movies with Xenos and Ripley in do we need to see? And so i hope that needing 2-3 more movies and thus 5-6 hours more screen time surely should not be about Xenos and not cover the Engineers? Not when the Beast was Cooked? Halloway Jun-30-2016 7:15 PM 0 Alien covenant definitely will connect Prometheus to Alien,there won't be any other movie from Ridley Scott after this one. what we going to see is basically same as other two with minor changes. movie will start with images of covenant spaceship travel trough uncharted part of the galexy. crew members as usual are bunch plumber ,mechanics ,electricians with mysterious crazy robot. they get infected because of the robot. all the crew will get killed except one to tell the story or warning.

at end again as tredition of Alien and Prometheus,the robot will be beheaded. lots of new questions without answer. David007 Jul-01-2016 6:39 AM 9 Im sure that the "terrifying chestburster" scene will be a sex scene in which he or she gives birth driving the climax of the love scene. It was talked about b4 with Prometheus but not done. Chris Jul-01-2016 10:06 AM 698 @Halloway, no it's true Fox are planning to span the Prometheus saga into a new quadrilogy. There will be 2 more sequels after Covenant within that universe. I suspect Covenant will lead more closely into Alien, leaving the other two to act as more so expansions of the Engineer mystery. @David007, that's correct! Could've made for a very nasty scene for sure. Although that scene reminded me a lot of The Thing though. Patient Leech Jul-01-2016 3:32 PM 10 If that's the chestburster scene it'll be a little disappointing because we already know about it.. lol.

Most lay-people won't, but we Hardcore fans know about it. David007 Jul-01-2016 4:09 PM 9 All depends on how he shoots it. He also could have abandoned the idea for another scene not talked about. Either way, it will be hard to top the original. MonsterZero Jul-01-2016 4:51 PM 0 Speaking of chestburst.....is Alien: Covenant being filmed in 3D? Not that I think Ridley would use such a gimmick(a chestburst in 3D). Patient Leech Jul-01-2016 5:15 PM 10 Good Question, MonsterZero. But if Ridley does it it won't be gimmicky. I felt like Prometheus used 3D right. Chris Jul-01-2016 5:25 PM 698 Prometheus did utilize 3D and it worked well cause most of the film was very dark. I don't believe they're filming Covenant in 3D. Seems to be a fad that's blown over now.

Halloway Jul-01-2016 5:58 PM Thoughts_Dreams Jul-02-2016 5:25 AM 1 "What we really know is, Alien: Covenant will focus heavily on the Alien and the creation of such a being. The what and the why of the Xenomorph's purpose will be explored and somewhat explained, while leaving many questions unanswered." That is the way it should be I think. What is interesting about the Xeno is that a lot about it is unknown. When it is unknown it brings a mystery about it and I like that. MonsterZero Jul-02-2016 6:55 AM 0 Still no set photos of a Juggernaut? Wonder what happened to it? A cargo full of black death and 10 years on Paradise. Did they crash it...Maybe ran out of fuel....Shaw took it(though can't imagine Shaw being able to fly it)? brego Jul-03-2016 3:25 AM 0 Good wrap up.

Re David's hair colour and remembering the hair bleaching scene, I can't remember his hair being as short and dark in the Viral adds both online and on the blue ray. I suspect that there may be multiple Davids perhaps each with slightly different hair to distinguish between them. Just a thought. BigDave Jul-03-2016 3:50 PM 212 Yes it would be logical that you would be able to customize the Hair Color and Style and Eye Color and even Skin Tone. So that you would somehow have some degree of personification to the Androids.... If we assume in 20, 40, 60 or 100 years time we can create Synthetics like David or even slightly less realistic then you can be sure they would come with a variety of Face Options and Hair/Eye Color Options and Hair Styles etc. Kafkaesque Jul-04-2016 2:04 PM 109 I think having 3 Ripleys fighting the same alien species to be too ridiculous! Coincidences are thoroughly avoided in the whole series! Unless....Unless...

Weyland Yutani put Ellen Ripley on Nostromo to L-V 426 for a reason... BigDave Jul-04-2016 3:31 PM 212 Or it could be them not having a idea, and just go with the Ripley plus Xenos sells the Franchise. Like Arnie with the Terminator Diz Jul-11-2016 2:17 PM 10 I have been following this franchise since I saw the first Alien movie, in Japan of all places, back in 1979. It was a stand-alone project, that has morphed into this whole story-line, albeit with some goofy twists and turns. Much has been discussed here about A:C and where it's going; the Prometheus story line vs the classic Alien one; the creatures vs the Engineers; Ridley Scott's vision vs James Cameron's. My take on all this. You started with a basic creature film. Giger's artwork took it to new levels. The Space Jockey was just a set prop; now it has become a whole story line in and of itself, via Prometheus. A:C is an attempt to tie these disparate strings together into a coherent story line.

How this is done, what ingredients, from which movies, are thrown in the stew pot is the question. Personally what I'd like to see is a coherent timeline to explain an alternative version of our creation, and possible other worlds that were also created, and the nexus or intersections in time and space between these civilizations. We have gotten bits and pieces, hints and allegations, but nothing like a straight-line history of events. Some seem to like this approach but I find it very aggravating! As far as I'm concerned, re-do the entire story line, update the FX to current standards, weed out the unwanted storyline branches, and craft a coherent story that doesn't have to attempt a patch work quilt of conflicting themes. I found the opening act of Prometheus absolutely fascinating. I watch it again and again. To me, that is the crux of the issue. Who were our creators? What else did they create? The infinite combinations of the "black goo". The classic Alien life-form in all it's stages is but a single species in this galactic Lego set, being played with by the gods. But it would appear that their creation(s) have turned on them, and their fate is unknown.

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Question: """Building Better Worlds"" Weyland-Yutani Corp features in which sci-fi film series?"
Answer: ALIEN